JUDDLESEX SESSIONS Incomplete Court Proceedings
The morning hearing of petty assault cases at Juddlesex Sessions found the court understaffed with only one magistrate on the bench. After a two hour delay, Mr Halswell arrived by chance and a guilty verdict was recorded, but adjournment followed as the Chairman noted Halswell’s duty on the Prison Committee left no available panel.
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Rotch
M.P
Halswell
Queen-Square
Reepvenance
Anyouth
Robert Lambeth
Gregorie
Justas Stone
Messrs
Gordon and Co
Union-street
Deptford
Ashley’s Theatre
Mr. Stone
Mr. Gregorie
Society of Friends
Heaven
Earth
Stone
Paul Quinn
Edward Lennard
Brouht
Mr. White
Bridge-street
Westminster Bridge
Lennard
White
Leonard
Mrs. Lennard
Thomas Spencer
Williams
Weymouth-street
New North Road
Mr. Twyford
St. Luke’s
Wire
Waddington
Sydenham
Twyford
St. Luke’s Parish
Cripplegate
Shoreditch
Sydenham Farm
Mr. Wire
Priegienys
Lambeth Street
Coxsecat
Catherine J Carthy
Anne
G.C. Norton
Wade-street
Poplar
KR 105
Wade-place
Mr. Norton
Phelswill
Norton
John Calthorpe
Messrs Duff and Co
Spital-square
Messrs. Duff and Co
House of Correction
Thames-Office
John Henry Stanley
John Clay
Broderip
Stephen Andrew Devereaux
Wapping
Devereaux
Clay
John Mead
Beadle
Enfield
Rook
Meldraim
Stanley
Planter
Witness
Mead
Richard Watkins
Bow-street
Helen Thoroughgood
Taylor
Spitalfields
Polferman
Osman
Symons
Zrederi
Young
Mr. Young
Mr. Bruderip
Mr. Symons
Groderip
Stanley Here
Mr. Broderip
MANSION HOUSE ENQUIRY INTO CREDIT FRAUD AT ST MARTIN'S LANE
In a Lord Mayor court a young man Thomas Telford Elliot faced accusations from multiple merchants testing his credit with false references. Witnesses described large unsecured balances and forged assurances, detailing shipments of stout and wines to a supposed partner. Elliot contends he was approached unsolicitously and denies false pretenses. The case was remanded for further proceedings.
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St. Martin's-lane
Slaughter’s
Edmonds
Lewis
Unionsball
Hobler
Trower
Trower and Co
St. Ann’s-hill
St. Martin’s-lane
St. Martin’s Lane
Sr. Edmonds
England
Ir. Edmonds
Broad Street
Elliot
Bow-Street
Biiday
Mary Anné Rowe
James Stark
Old Croydon
Francis Rowe
Edward Berry
Barrack Hill
Croydon
James Brown
Coldstream Guards
Brighton
Peeanes
Pleasant-green
Stepney
Marlborough Street
Tue Ronneey
Pate
Six Row
Pacet’s
Edw. Paget
Sandhurst
Yesteay Stone
Petticoat-lane
Dyer
Stone
Perso
Unioncourt
Marylebone
George [Hewitt Alias
Cobbett
Soult
Provincial Markets report from Liverpool August markets
Liverpool market notices show sugar demand strong with Plantation prices at full rates and Demerara molasses sold in small parcels. Wheat and oats faced mixed prices. English flour and oatmeal in modest demand. Baltic and American timber prices listed with various duties and per foot rates.
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Liverpool
Calcutta
Demerara
Liverpool Corn Exchange
White Co
Trish
S.d
de Riga
Common Informers and Steam Boat Accident Reports
Reports discuss a proposed Beer Bill clause to bar common informers from serving summons, with officers to handle service and penalties for collusion. Also covered is a Thames steamer accident involving Captain Corbin, a cholera death spree, shipbuilding notes, grouse shooting in Yorkshire, and Russian trade and anticipated royal visit crowd control incidents.
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Glasgow
Calico-Printers
Thames
James Corbin
Harlequin
Corbin
Heath
Kentstreet
Southwark
Mr. Heath
Sulppine
James Ballingall
Kirkcaldy
Messia
Menzies
Leith
Royal Victoria
London
Europe
Caledonian Mercury
Yorkshire
England
Scotland
Moors
William Cooke
Wheatly
P. D. Cooke
Owston
Lumley Saville
Joseph Higginton
Hull
George Chandler
Tontine
St. Petersburgh
Paris
Hamburgh
City of London
St. James's Palace
Polico Wak
APPLE
Westminster
Great Chapel-street
Broadway
Emigrant women in Van Dieman's Land concerns
A Salisbury-square resident defending female emigration to Van Dieman's Land argues against Times of London errors. He describes official steps for arrivals, including New Orphan Asylum reception, a committee of married ladies placing servants, and rapid steady employment under maternal care, urging accurate information to protect the colony’s supply of industrious women.
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Times
van Dieman’s Land
Colonial Secretary
New South Wales
van Dieman
J.henty
Dorset-street
Salisbury-square
Female Emigration from Ireland to Sydney in 1832 on the Red Rover
A copied statement lists 144 Irish females sent to New South Wales aboard the Red Rover in 1832. It records each woman with the person she married or served, noting 12 drowned or injured, 10 dismissed for bad conduct, and the rest settled in general service. The document aims to counter recent journal reports about the emigrants under the Emigration Committee.
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Ieland
Sydney
Red Rover
Teereeneesesneses DA
New South Wales
Against the Fifty-First Corruptions of Poor Laws Bill
A dissent argues the proposed repeal burdens mothers and children, fosters licentiousness, and harms both sexes. It predicts increased parish dependency, women as common prostitutes, and calls for equal justice under God. The piece condemns the measure as unjust, contrary to public morality, and likely to erode respect for law.
Fire at Ashfield-place houses gutted. cots saved
Last night between seven and eight, a fire destroyed Nos 2 and 3 Ashfield-place Drury-lane after two hours, owner Mr Howard uninsured. Mr Castle cowkeeper occupied the houses. engines of the New London Fire Establishment aided.
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Ashfield-place
Drury-lane
Castle
Howard
Will Ander
New London Fire Establishment
Gloucester
Fripay Mognine
County of
Polie Booth
C. W. Codrington
Elstow
Bedford
J. Wing
Stevington
Cambridge Chronicle
Marriages and Obscure Notices From Tottenham and Surrounds
Marriages announced at Tottenham Church and Topsham Church mark alliances between the Janstr and Ord thorne families, with a note of Elizabeth Jane Moore from Lowton. A separate brief at Grafton Street records the passing of William Crawshay of Stoke Newington aged 00, with notes from the True Sun office at Strand London.
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Tottenham Church
T.c.janstr Esq
Louisa
Halsey Janstr
Stamford-hill
Topsham Church
E. H. Ordthorne
Queen’s Lancers
O Donnithorne
Elizabeth Jane
G. Moore
Lowton
Devonshire
Grafton-street
Fitaroy
William Crawshay
Stoke Newington
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Police Intelligence
C. Sadakaa
Ted
George Martin
Balls
Oxford-street
William Lytton Bulwer
Upper Seymour-street
Bulwer
William Want
Thompson
Park-street
Browning
Seymour-street
Martin
John Walsh
Horsford
George-street
Portman Square
James Palmer
Nottley
Portman-street
George Williams
James Willsted
Missypeaar-street
Bryanstone-square
Willsted
Calvert Browning
W. Lytton Bulwer
Palmer
Mr. Bulwer
Shutt
Parker and Howe
Upper
Berkeley-street
Portman-square
Union-Hall
Cuance
Henry Brown
Lifford
Littura
the True Sun
Ireland
Exeter
Senate of Hamburgh
Bowring
France
Great Britain
Senate
S. R
Kennington
Lady of Haw
Walmer
P. Frye
Sun
Strand